Two Lakewood Park Boys Missing Under Vanishing Cloud
Deputies deploy reserve forces in a search for Edward Heal and Edward Green, both 10, missing since Tuesday and Thursday morning respectively. Exploratory riverbed, barn, and field explorations yielded no trace as mothers speculate a runaway or mischief, with state page 4 noted.
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Lakewood Park
Lakewood
Edward Allen Heal
Charles W. Heal
Adenmoor Ave
Edward Green
Virgil Green
Coldbrank J Ave
Grey
Independent
HUNT
Brace Yourself For Fair Weather Weekend Forecast
The U S Weather Bureau predicts warm sunny weather for today and tomorrow with highs around 70 to 72 degrees. Sunday could reach the upper 70s, with no fog or clouds expected and a previous high of 65 and low of 45 reported yesterday.
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U. 5 S
Doctors Should Clean House
A CPS spokesman charged some doctors are chiseling the California Physicians Service of over a million dollars annually. CPS provides prepaid medical care and has saved thousands of families from long term debt, though further details are continued on page 18.
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California Physicians Service
CPS
Crash injures twenty as trains collide with trucks
A northbound Pacific Electric train struck two heavy trucks and two automobiles at Slausen Ave and Long Beach Blvd at 2 30 pm injuring at least 20 people. Russell Marks 46 of Norwalk was among the injured treated at Maywood Hospital. One streetcar rail car was derailed with front smashed and all windows shattered before a truck driver calmly stopped a spreading gasoline fire.
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Pacific
Twisters Sweep 28 Towns Across Arkansas and Tennessee
The report details deadly tornadoes hitting 28 towns in Arkansas and Tennessee on March 21. At least 198 killed, with Arkansas reporting 110 confirmed dead and hundreds injured. Gov. Sid McMath urged ambulances and blood plasma as rescue workers struggle to count the dead. Doctors in Searcy treated about 250 injured across several communities. The first twister touched down near Dierks at 2 30 p m.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Tennessee
Sid McMath
Searcy
Dierks
Douglas retroactive wage payout at Douglas Aircraft plant
Douglas Aircraft Co paid retroactive raises totaling 3.07 million dollars to 11,240 workers including UAW CID Local 148 members and independent union members. Average back pay lump sum was 275 dollars with top ranges up to 600 dollars.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Mgr
James Simpson
Uaw-Cio Local 148
United Wolders of America
Douglas
Uawcid
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Betty Bowen
Pine Ave
Mrs. Bowen
Douglas Plant
Independent Plaza
George Burkard
Marphes
Drew
John Fee
Town Merting